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Wild Horse Numbers in Alberta: Government and Advocates Clash
Provincial count jumps to 2,072 across mountain zones, but advocates say the numbers are biologically impossible and the science is flawed.
Marco Carducci Gets Warm Welcome, Takes Loss at Home
Former Cavalry FC captain returns to Calgary in HFX Wanderers colours, loses 2-0 to his old club in front of 4,000+ supporters.
Alberta's Student Loan Changes Hit Wallets Hard
Doubled minimum contributions and parental income checks make financing school tougher for many students across the province.
Waterton beats Banff for mountain getaway without crowds
Located 3 hours south, this small Alberta lakeside village offers turquoise waters, wildlife, and trails — all without the tourist crush.
Premier Smith pitches Canada to UCP faithful in Calgary
Smith tells 2,000 UCP supporters the province should stay in Confederation ahead of October referendum.
Three men hurt in two separate Calgary shootings
Calgary police investigating whether the incidents in the Beltline and southeast are connected.
Lilac Festival takes over 4th Street Sunday with 500+ vendors
Free festival kicks off Calgary's summer with music, food trucks, and expanded footprint from 12 to Elbow.
Three men seriously injured in two overnight Calgary shootings
Incidents in Beltline and East Village early Saturday; police investigating both cases.
Woman killed after truck strikes her at Bow Trail crossing
Pedestrian in marked crosswalk hit by commercial vehicle Friday afternoon near Westbrook Mall; driver remained at scene.
Cliff Fletcher, Flames' Stanley Cup architect, dies at 90
The legendary GM who built Calgary's 1989 championship team and guided the franchise from Atlanta to the city has passed away.
Premier warns enforcement if separation vote sparks civil unrest
Danielle Smith says law will be enforced against disobedience, as First Nations leaders prepare to oppose the October referendum on...
Hundreds of volunteers plant trees across Calgary parks
More than 60 volunteers turned out at Winston Heights Park to expand the city's urban canopy as part of a long-term climate initiative.
